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// Launch Internet Explorer.

Process ieProc = Process.Start("IExplore.exe",  "www.intertech.com");

Console.Write("--> Hit enter to kill {0}...", ieProc.ProcessName);

Console.ReadLine();

// Kill the iexplore.exe process.

try

{

ieProc.Kill();

}

catch{}   // In case the user already killed it...

}

The static Process.Start() method has been overloaded a few times. At minimum, you will

need to specify the friendly name of the process you wish to launch (such as Microsoft Internet

Explorer, iexplore.exe). This example makes use of a variation of the Start() method that allows

you to specify any additional arguments to pass into the program’s entry point (i.e., the Main()

method).

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